Five red lights go dark for the first time in 2019 at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne as 20 drivers set out for a successful campaign.

Fresh off his fifth world championship, Lewis Hamilton starts from pole, with Valtteri Bottas lining up next to him in a Mercedes front-row lock out. Sebastian Vettel’s Ferrari will start third on the grid with Red Bull’s Max Verstappen lining up fourth. Charles Leclerc will round out the top five of the grid in his Ferrari debut.

With a clean slate and 25 points up for grabs, it should be an electric start to the long F1 season.